The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

South Korean computer chipmaker SK Hynix says it might be forced to sell its manufacturing operations in China if a U.S. crackdown on exports of semiconductor technology and manufacturing equipment to China intensifies

The semiconductor industry is currently witnessing a slowdown in demand due to rising inflation and the Fed’s monetary policy tightening, leading to several chip stocks slumping in price. However, lucrative government investments and a growing chip market should drive the industry’s long-term growth. So, we think investors could consider buying…

More semiconductors are being supplied to the global auto industry, following a decline in demand for chips from the electronics sector, while car exports from Thailand reached their highest level so far this year in September, according to the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).

Semiconductor company Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) slashed its revenue guidance for the upcoming quarter in the face of declining chip demand. The stock has lost more than 60% in 2022. Moreover, its bottom line has declined significantly. So, it could be best to avoid AMD this year. Keep reading….

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Semiconductor equipment maker Lam Research beat Wall Street's targets for the September quarter and guided higher for the current period.

Although the semiconductor industry is experiencing obvious macro challenges, lucrative federal investments and robust demand are expected to keep the sector buoyed. Given the favorable long-term prospects of the industry, we think quality chip stocks QUALCOMM (QCOM) and Photronics (PLAB) could be ideal buy-and-hold options. Read on….

Semiconductor equipment supplier ASML on Wednesday beat Wall Street's targets for the third quarter but gave cautious guidance.

Washington’s ban on hi-tech exports to China marks a huge gambit for economic supremacy for the next decades